- Here are some local high school varsity sports recaps from Saturday’s events: Varsity Boys Soccer: Cortland vs. Mexico Team 1st 2nd Final Cortland 0 0 0 Mexico 1 1 2 The Cortland Tigers fell to a 1-8 record after losing to Mexico with a final score of 0-2. Cortland ...
- The Cincinnatus Lions beat McGraw at their annual rivalry game at SUNY Cortland under the lights Saturday night. It was a close game with both teams taking shots at each other constantly throughout the game. However, the Lions were able to come out victorious after an overtime goal to make ...
- The Cincinnatus Lady Lions defeated the McGraw Lady Eagles at their annual rivalry game played at SUNY Cortland on Saturday. Cincinnatus won the game with a final score of 11-0. With this result, Cincinnatus improved their unbeaten record to 5-0; while McGraw fell to 3-5-1. “I think the girls played ...
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